[ BETTER TECH LEADERSHIP ]

The Future of Corporate Fitness: Data, Innovation, and Global Teams

[ THE SPEAKERS ]

Meet our hosts & guests

Matt Warcholinski
CO-FOUNDER, BRAINHUB

Co-founder of Brainhub, Matt describes himself as a “serial entrepreneur”. Throughout his career, Matt has developed several startups in Germany, wearing many hats- from a marketer to an IT Engineer and customer support specialist. As a host of the Better Tech Leadership podcast, Matt talks about growing successful businesses and the challenges of being a startup founder and investor.

Julian Tross
Vice President Of Product Development

Julian Tross is an experienced executive leader with a diverse background in product development, business development, finance, strategy, and consulting, having worked at renowned companies like EGYM, Rocket Internet, Siemens, Bertelsmann, and HSBC, with a track record in various global locations, overseeing teams ranging from 5 to 20 employees.

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